I agree. It felt like a series of jump scares. Keep the audience guessing if the nun is around or not. I love the nun character, but she needs to be kept in the shadows as much as possible
I mean, we've already seen her in two movies, know a lot about the nun, so I don't really see the need to keep her in the shadows anymore. Might as well make the movie more dynamic with things happening all the time. I kind of liked this approach.
That's what made it a big deal. Hidden in the dark, is it really there or are you tripping. The anticipation was gone. By the end, we got so familiar with the face that it wasn't a big deal anymore. And what do they do then, show her mouth which was full of blood 😂 I mean dude, her face as Lucy in the vision was creepier than these cheap tricks.
I think it would've been cooler if valak possessed an unknown character to the audience, wreaked a bunch of havoc and the young nun (forgot name), had to use the eyes to find clues as to where valak was. Not Valak's style though
Your reviews are always so honest because when people called the Red Door, insanely scary… and me whose seen the demons face all over social media that I became desensitized and honestly watched the movie bored was like… what are y’all talking about Edit: Basically saying glad I listened to my instincts and didn’t bother with Nun 2
The scares were actually pretty good and the tension was spooky in some scenes. My main issue is the writing is just so bad that it makes you disengage from it all far too easily
Exactly. It's like a poorly written telenovela. Even with already established characters, you don't really care about them as much anymore. The fire and likeability of their personas isn't there.
I think no matter what miracle she did in the 1st movie by sending valak back to hell she should have gotten more friends to help her in the journey after all she's fight against a demon who was once an angel that was a no brainer to send her on her own. Secondly the 1st half was drained and was slow compared to the prequel. The prequel was better than this in my opinion
@@jackcreature9475 I second this. I haven't watched the first movie, but it baffled me when the Vatican decided to send a single nun to investigate a string of horrible deaths. Moreso, when the two sisters established the location of the demon, they could have send some help, especially after the archivist told them of the power of the artifact... I also didn't like how the boarding school was set in the middle of the town and "all hell broke lose" but no one outside the school seemed to notice.
And THIS is why Jeremy's particular ranking system WORKS compared to most other ranking systems like 1-10, 5 stars, grades. A C can be seen as some to be average, add in plus or minus that changes things entirely. Same with stars and 1-10. Someone can look at a 1 out of 10 movie and look at a 10 out of 10 movie and go "WELL why did THAT movie get a higher score??" but with his system it's all just according to HIS thoughts on the film. If he walked out of it and forgot it the next day, well T-Minus One Day rating. If it's a good time no alcohol required, it's average but you're gonna have fun with it. Awesometacular needs no explanation while Buy on Blue Ray/Digital Release is "it's good buuuuuuut just not QUITE top tier."
"The things that scare you as an adult aren't ghosts." True. My most common reccuring nightmare is that Im back in college/high school, have a test, and my pen won't work. Its stressful
As an adult i never think of horror movies as scary, but a good horror movie can often build this sense of dread.. That is what does it for me, the feeling of hopelessness, the uphill battle, or if you got someone like Ash Williams as your main character just the badassery of fighting off the forces of darkness through pure perseverance..
Mother was very much like this for me.. that movie is a Continued downward spiral. If you have not seen it I highly recommend it.. At least once. It sticks with you.
@decay79...I'm with you, I'm 52 and horror movies are just not scary to me anymore...maybe that just comes with age. I grew up with HOLLOWEEN, FRIDAY THE 13TH, EVIL DEAD...those movies scred the crap outta me, but then again I was like 9 or 10 when those movies came out.
My taste mostly aligns with Jeremy's reviews. This makes it incredibly useful for me to have his reviews doing the screening for me. And Mr. Jahns "I did pay that bill" slew me. You're great.
@@Bingo_the_Pug I know, but what’s the point of being a reviewer, if you’re just going to pretend every movie is good so you don’t hurt anyone’s feelings?
@@cjlynnI had to stop watching his reviews because of this. Not hating on him. I think he's a nice guy and I respect what he's trying to do. He wants to be a filmmaker so he doesn't wanna offend anyone in the industry. I get that. But I just can't watch a review if I don't feel the person isn't being honest with me.
So if someone has the same opinion you have or want to have they're honest? Conversely, if someone doesn't like what you like is lying? Is that how opinions work for you?
Jeremy the reason why I like you and Chris Stuckman's review channels is because your respective channels are concise, straight to the point and don't give unnecessary details regarding the movie. More power to you bro
@@jr2904when you look at the recent paid rotten tomatoes reviews controversy, people like that were key players. They relied on people who wouldn’t leave reviews if they were bad. Not a good look :/
It's actually funny that Vera Farmiga's sister, Taissa Farmiga has a role in The Nun as part of The Conjuring Universe yet both of them played characters that aren't related to one another despite both actors are siblings in real life
I am sure they totally would be related in most universes, but seeing as one is a fictional character and one is a "real person" it would be kinda weird. Like imagine if they made a movie about an "actual" event in Elvis Presleys life. Then they make a spinoff series of movies about his fictional uncle that we never heard of feuding with someone from that original movie. It would be weird
The sequel is definitely much better than the first one. I do find the visuals impactful and the execution effective. It's not ground breaking, but The Nun 2 definitely improves a lot from the first movie and it's watchable. All said and done, I am (still) a sucker for The Conjuring Universe and see where James Wan and crew takes us. And the scoring! There were a couple moments during the movie where I actually appreciate the music scores, which really help drive the tension big time.
Nah the Nun was creepy as hell. The location was unsettling, the nuns were pretty creepy, unsettling things like happening like that one nun in black taking charge and representing the church. It was dark and unsettling all the time. But the Nun 2 was a pile of shit. Everything was expected, too many jumpscares, and the end was pathetic. It felt like a villain in a superhero movie fighting. Ruined the Nun's character because it became so normalised. Nothing is special about it anymore, no anticipation and that partial glance in the dark.
Exactly. I woke one morning this week with the power completely off in my place. My first thought was, "Crap, I swear I paid that bill!", as I fumble on my phone to find the electric company hours of operations to solve the problem. I discover that the electric company isn't open yet and I get their voicemail. About 10 minutes later the power surges back on, realizing it was just a disconnection and not my fault. Jeremy is right. Adulting is by far more scary and less visually interesting than horror movies. I think some days I'd rather take on the generic horror monster than the average adulting terrors. At least the effects would be cooler.
@@mont9150 Exactly. No rubber suit or CGI required for adulting to scary, though at some weird level it may actually make it easier to deal with if there were
Appreciate the honesty and balance in your reviews man. Seems like Stuckman keeps selling out and being too "nice" to some of these big budget stinkers. Like, I get that directors put work and vision into their movies, but sometimes the end result is just not great.
My viewings of Stuckman’s videos has been dwindling. I wasn’t a fan of how he decided to only do positive reviews. His “Hilariousity” reviews were some of my favourites.
@@07foxmulderIf he's only gonna post positive reviews, there is no point of watching Stuckmann anymore, his reviews are predictable now, if he has posted a video, that means he obviously liked it. There is no suspense.
I enjoyed The Nun 2. Yes it was silly and often predictable, but it's a fun watch. It's also the kind of movies young people will watch and then grow up to become horror fans. Stuff from the Conjuring universe is like the Monster Squad and Nightmare on Elm Street movies we grew up with. And I'd love to see a show or more movies with Sister Irene and Sister Debra traveling the world, collecting holy relics and fighting demons.
It's hard to "build" fear of an entity in a horror movie when it STARTS OUT killing people. You can't get much more powerful than that, so it's all downhill from there. Maybe next time it could start out by knocking a vase off the mantle like a cat?
Loved the first one, looking forward to the second. Feels lately like movies and shows people call boring are perfectly entertaining to me. Then again, it also feels like I have an easier time paying attention and can focus more than most people, too.
I literally cannot think of a movie that I find "scary" anymore. For me horror is all about presentation and intriguing writing. If it can nail it on at least one of those, Ill enjoy it, and if it nails both, thats peak horror!
“Things that scare you are no longer ghosts in the shadows anymore, you wake up in a flop sweat like oh god I didn’t.. ahhh, I did pay that bill, okay, oh it’s just a nightmare…” 😂😂😂 lol Too true!!
Nun 2 was disappointing. I agree with you. The Nun seemed like an after thought and was only used 4 scares here. I saw the writer of M3GAN co-wrote this and was very skeptical. I am not sure if I'll do another Conjuring related film again.
Imo, I thought it was a lot better than the original, though I did like the original. I liked the score, the suspense, the tension, I thought that the effects had more quality, the dread. I liked the whole 'atmosphere' of the original. The sequel must have had a bigger budget than the original I think because the effects were better. Taissa Farmiga's performance was good, as it was in the first film. I know the film is more disappointing to some people, who expected the quality of The Conjuring 2 (being as that's where The Nun ((Valak)) made his/her debut in the series), and they're welcome to their views, films are subjective.
It's 2 am here and the 2:49 part remembered me that I had 2 bills to pay. I almost died inside thinking It was past due date but thank god it wasn't. The true terror indeed.
I know this is late, and probably no one will see this comment, but we really need James Wan to come back for these movies. I watched this, then the first Conjuring movie right after, and I'll be damned at how simple and effective that film is. It seeps in and creeps up on you and never let's go of that tension. Still to this day the only horror movie I can watch once a year and be absolutely terrified every time.
I think people are way too harsh on horror movies. I didn't think this movie was amazing but it was pretty good. I was never bored watching it for even a second , the opening scene was very crazy and I really enjoyed the investigation aspect of the movie trying to piece the puzzle together. And the ending was very cool. 7/10 in my book. Maybe my 3rd favorite conjuring movie.
@axelbrambila2802 I thought it was just being controlled by Valek so when they took care of that then the goat problem was solved as well, same as the dead school principle lady.
I actually met my best friend while watching the first movie. Was planning in buying her and myself ticket for the sequel… Let’s See what Jeremy has to say before buying that ticket 😅😅
@@AlexRod-xf4zk Sorry too busy working. The reason why it stroke up a conversation was because that experience was the most interesting thing that happened besides the lame movie.
It wasnt super scary to me. Although there were a few good creepy and jolty bits. But what i did like was the quality of the film. It was really well made.
Definitely disagree with this review. The movie was way better than the first. People always complain about it’s nothing new like why are we trying to reinvent the condom? It did the things we’re used to but it did them good. It actually had a story and it let you marinate in your anxiety. It was a decent horror flick.
I watched this one last night... I think the first one was way scarier, but I enjoyed myself while watching it. I did remember the first Nun movie, though...
Jeremy, your videos give me a reason to be alive. Truly. The brightest part of my day whenever you upload, and I legit leave your shit running infinitely in the background while I work. Keep doing you man, thanks for being the greatest
I enjoyed this movie and I found it to be better than the first. I’d suggest watching it for yourself especially before being influenced by others opinions.
If you didn't remember the storyline of the Nun, why not watch it again before watching the sequel? It was a pretty good movie to me, and I liked how it carried on from the last one.
I saw this movie last night just like you, and i was more interested in the person I was with than the movie. It was not good. couldn't wait for your review, never fail to deliver.
2:50, hahahahaha FACTS!!!!! You know you're a adult when the sound/vibration of the garbage truck coming can wake you from what you thought was a sound sleep all because you don't remember if you took it out the night before
I watched it last night. I definitely thought it was a step up from part one! If it ever releases on Netflix/Amazon Prime, I'd watch it again. I agree it's NOT the sort of the film that would give you nightmares; but I did like the drama element to the film. Often you watch horror movies with no backstory, but this film did have a decent build up to the sh*t climax. The climax ruined it for me. The Nun looks more terrifying without the heavy CGI
They show the Nun way too much. I think if she stayed hidden in the shadows most of the time she would be more scary, but at this point we’ve seen way too much of her for her to retain that uneasy, creepy feeling. We know all she ever does most of the time is show up, maybe grab someone and show her teeth, and that’s about it lol. It would be better if she was more mysterious. I do get why she is shown so much, though, in terms of them wanting her to be a well-known horror icon, but it definitely doesn’t help in terms of how scary she now is.
As someone who watched the movie this was so accurate… like I remember the first movie and while this movie showed some minor backstory to answer questions in the conjuring my god it was so boring. The first half was just so unnecessary I forgot it already.
I actually disagree I actually like the first two thirds of this movie. However they lost me with all the plot-armor in the final act. Also did anybody else noticed that they use the same exact ending that they use in the first movie?
I'm still trying to figure out how the good nun broke the glass bottle with the JC blood and somehow sucked it into her mouth - all while being held under water by a demon. I mean the whole thing was spooky and outlandish but ... really? Lotsa plot holes! 😅
Yup, Your intro sums up my reaction when asked about it at work, "What's coming out this week?" "The Nun II and My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3, I don't know who asked for these films, but that's what we got this week."
I never watched the trailer so I had no idea the magazine part was in it! That's so depressing cuz that's easilly the best sequence in the entire movie
I really liked the film. When the ending scene came on the screen went dark because there was a storm happening outside. But it did cut back on again so all of us in the theater got to see the ending. But I did enjoy the movie.
Me and the Mrs had the most annoying guy sat next to us....the phone..the constantly slurping, snoring.... the first half of the movie was dead. But the second half was pretty good! The magazine park was so dope. The nun was a good character. The secret ending had me hooked too. It wasn't super scary. But the goat scene with the stomping. Good lord that was scary! But like a 6/10 would recommend watching it...just need to watch the first one now! 😂
He enjoys boring movies. I’ve noticed. His reviews are from a filmmakers perspective and Jeremy’s is from an audience perspective. Needless to say, I trust Jeremy more.
I trust some of his reviews but yeah he’s definitely reaching for a lot of movies. The man said, professor hulk is great…. I knew from them onwards to not watch his stuff
@@TheMightyMidget he stopped doing reviews and now just talks about the film or picks films he "likes" to talk about. Because people are too mean to movies he believes
@@WrldWideOp Never said I wanted that, but you have to admit that separating the lead actress from more than half of the movie from the location that stuff was actually happening was a weird choice and hurt the pacing,I still enjoyed the film though just thought it could have been a tad bit better but definitely far from bad.
Holy shit, Jeremy, I was watching your older reviews of Game of Thrones and you called Brans name as Bran the broken way before the finale when he's named that by Tyrion lmao, I just thought that was dope as hell man, keep up the great work, been a fan over 10 years....let's see some more game reviews, miss em
I am disappointed, mostly in Wan. Why would he leave the whole Conjuring universe in the hands of Chaves? Reviews have stated it again, and again: he relies on tropes and his films play out like telenovelas. Everything that made the films scary is now gone. Extremely likeable characters, scary sound effects, a fast paced but effective story telling... none of that is left.
Hey Jeremy! I hope this comment finds your eyes, I’m wondering if you have plans to review Aurora’s Sunrise and Amerikatsi? These movies look great and not too many people have seen these films yet and are due for wide release! I’m not sure where you’re based out of, but they both can at least be seen in LA
I was so incredibly shocked when they released a trailer for a sequel. The first was so damn terrible. Protagonist or someone: “Holy Shit” Priest: “The Holiest”
I agree. I think they didn't explore all the possibilities that the character of the nun has. For a movie called The Nun, she has a little role in the movie.
Got to see this movie recently and I was pleasantly surprised. The first one was really just bad however this one at least had good scares and was interesting for the most part. And i do gotta agree with your rating here as I was slightly drunk when I saw this movie and I feel it was more entertaining for it then it woulda been otherwise lmaoo
I want to say that this movie had some incredibly frightful moments, but unfortunately, there were Nun.
kindly get out
SIIIIIIIIIIIIGH
I'm going to hell for laughing at this pun lol
You done did a Nun Pun
Get out
Wonderfully played
I agree. It felt like a series of jump scares. Keep the audience guessing if the nun is around or not. I love the nun character, but she needs to be kept in the shadows as much as possible
I mean, we've already seen her in two movies, know a lot about the nun, so I don't really see the need to keep her in the shadows anymore. Might as well make the movie more dynamic with things happening all the time. I kind of liked this approach.
That's what made it a big deal. Hidden in the dark, is it really there or are you tripping. The anticipation was gone. By the end, we got so familiar with the face that it wasn't a big deal anymore. And what do they do then, show her mouth which was full of blood 😂 I mean dude, her face as Lucy in the vision was creepier than these cheap tricks.
I think it would've been cooler if valak possessed an unknown character to the audience, wreaked a bunch of havoc and the young nun (forgot name), had to use the eyes to find clues as to where valak was. Not Valak's style though
Your reviews are always so honest because when people called the Red Door, insanely scary… and me whose seen the demons face all over social media that I became desensitized and honestly watched the movie bored was like… what are y’all talking about
Edit: Basically saying glad I listened to my instincts and didn’t bother with Nun 2
So true about our nightmares as adults 😂😂😂
@@jarnold420ja that part killed me 💀💀
The red door is dogshit. But swear to me you shit your pants when they show that demon in insidious 2.
@@Bampiss the demon in the first one got me… but they advertised the demon face everywhere constantly
There was nothing scary about Red door, easily thr worst in the franchise
The scares were actually pretty good and the tension was spooky in some scenes. My main issue is the writing is just so bad that it makes you disengage from it all far too easily
I feel the opposite, at least compared to the first one, I thought the writing was great.
What exactly did you think was bad about it?
@@TehFlushthought the opposite too
Exactly. It's like a poorly written telenovela. Even with already established characters, you don't really care about them as much anymore. The fire and likeability of their personas isn't there.
I think no matter what miracle she did in the 1st movie by sending valak back to hell she should have gotten more friends to help her in the journey after all she's fight against a demon who was once an angel that was a no brainer to send her on her own. Secondly the 1st half was drained and was slow compared to the prequel. The prequel was better than this in my opinion
@@jackcreature9475 I second this. I haven't watched the first movie, but it baffled me when the Vatican decided to send a single nun to investigate a string of horrible deaths. Moreso, when the two sisters established the location of the demon, they could have send some help, especially after the archivist told them of the power of the artifact... I also didn't like how the boarding school was set in the middle of the town and "all hell broke lose" but no one outside the school seemed to notice.
Jeremy was like "here we go again..... Again"
Where is this from 👀
Tropic Thunder
I understood that reference
He's having nun of it.
@@somerandolad I love everything about this comment.
And THIS is why Jeremy's particular ranking system WORKS compared to most other ranking systems like 1-10, 5 stars, grades. A C can be seen as some to be average, add in plus or minus that changes things entirely. Same with stars and 1-10. Someone can look at a 1 out of 10 movie and look at a 10 out of 10 movie and go "WELL why did THAT movie get a higher score??" but with his system it's all just according to HIS thoughts on the film. If he walked out of it and forgot it the next day, well T-Minus One Day rating. If it's a good time no alcohol required, it's average but you're gonna have fun with it. Awesometacular needs no explanation while Buy on Blue Ray/Digital Release is "it's good buuuuuuut just not QUITE top tier."
"The things that scare you as an adult aren't ghosts." True. My most common reccuring nightmare is that Im back in college/high school, have a test, and my pen won't work.
Its stressful
As an adult i never think of horror movies as scary, but a good horror movie can often build this sense of dread.. That is what does it for me, the feeling of hopelessness, the uphill battle, or if you got someone like Ash Williams as your main character just the badassery of fighting off the forces of darkness through pure perseverance..
Mother was very much like this for me.. that movie is a Continued downward spiral. If you have not seen it I highly recommend it.. At least once. It sticks with you.
Watch 'The Boogeyman' ! It's so good
@decay79...I'm with you, I'm 52 and horror movies are just not scary to me anymore...maybe that just comes with age.
I grew up with HOLLOWEEN, FRIDAY THE 13TH, EVIL DEAD...those movies scred the crap outta me, but then again I was like 9 or 10 when those movies came out.
My taste mostly aligns with Jeremy's reviews. This makes it incredibly useful for me to have his reviews doing the screening for me.
And Mr. Jahns "I did pay that bill" slew me. You're great.
Im glad jeremy is always honest about these movies
Chris Stuckmann bows down to every movie now haha
@@cjlynn He wants to be a filmmaker so he can’t be honest with his opinions anymore or else he’ll burn bridges
@@Bingo_the_Pug I know, but what’s the point of being a reviewer, if you’re just going to pretend every movie is good so you don’t hurt anyone’s feelings?
@@cjlynnI had to stop watching his reviews because of this. Not hating on him. I think he's a nice guy and I respect what he's trying to do. He wants to be a filmmaker so he doesn't wanna offend anyone in the industry. I get that. But I just can't watch a review if I don't feel the person isn't being honest with me.
So if someone has the same opinion you have or want to have they're honest? Conversely, if someone doesn't like what you like is lying?
Is that how opinions work for you?
Jeremy the reason why I like you and Chris Stuckman's review channels is because your respective channels are concise, straight to the point and don't give unnecessary details regarding the movie. More power to you bro
Stuckman doesn't "review" things anymore, if he made a video on something it's a given that he "liked" it. He's a sellout
@@jr2904when you look at the recent paid rotten tomatoes reviews controversy, people like that were key players. They relied on people who wouldn’t leave reviews if they were bad. Not a good look :/
True.. he even told the same for this movie but this one was average at best.. they close up the movie so fast like ok we ran out of time.. end it
Ironically Chris likes it and he doesn't
@@jr2904wow look at our edgy boi calling others sellout.
It's actually funny that Vera Farmiga's sister, Taissa Farmiga has a role in The Nun as part of The Conjuring Universe yet both of them played characters that aren't related to one another despite both actors are siblings in real life
It would be too real if they were siblings in the universe, at some point it would become a documentary hahahaha
Oh my that’s like super funny. Wow. Talk about incredible.
I am sure they totally would be related in most universes, but seeing as one is a fictional character and one is a "real person" it would be kinda weird.
Like imagine if they made a movie about an "actual" event in Elvis Presleys life. Then they make a spinoff series of movies about his fictional uncle that we never heard of feuding with someone from that original movie. It would be weird
Yes. Very funny. Haha.
no one cares and not even fun fact.
the first 2 Conjuring movies were amazing...i dont know what happened.
The sequel is definitely much better than the first one. I do find the visuals impactful and the execution effective. It's not ground breaking, but The Nun 2 definitely improves a lot from the first movie and it's watchable. All said and done, I am (still) a sucker for The Conjuring Universe and see where James Wan and crew takes us. And the scoring! There were a couple moments during the movie where I actually appreciate the music scores, which really help drive the tension big time.
i love all the conjuring universe movies, even the bad ones! I actually really enjoyed the first Nun so I will go check this one out as well!
Something makes me happy about people loving these very average/bad horror movies and enjoying them enough to become invested in it xD Keep doing you
You know what I don't like, when they turn Horror genre into Supernatural genre . And that's what exactly happened in this movie itself.
Nah the Nun was creepy as hell. The location was unsettling, the nuns were pretty creepy, unsettling things like happening like that one nun in black taking charge and representing the church. It was dark and unsettling all the time. But the Nun 2 was a pile of shit. Everything was expected, too many jumpscares, and the end was pathetic. It felt like a villain in a superhero movie fighting. Ruined the Nun's character because it became so normalised. Nothing is special about it anymore, no anticipation and that partial glance in the dark.
@@ujjwalshukla4347spoiler at the end it kind of became a superhero genre too..
The whole waking up in a cold sweat freaking out about forgetting to pay a bill is SPOT ON !! 😂😂😂
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Exactly. I woke one morning this week with the power completely off in my place. My first thought was, "Crap, I swear I paid that bill!", as I fumble on my phone to find the electric company hours of operations to solve the problem.
I discover that the electric company isn't open yet and I get their voicemail. About 10 minutes later the power surges back on, realizing it was just a disconnection and not my fault.
Jeremy is right. Adulting is by far more scary and less visually interesting than horror movies. I think some days I'd rather take on the generic horror monster than the average adulting terrors. At least the effects would be cooler.
@@jameydunne3920horror for adult is the reality itself.
@@mont9150 Exactly. No rubber suit or CGI required for adulting to scary, though at some weird level it may actually make it easier to deal with if there were
Love how brutally honest these past few reviews have been haha you never cease to entertain Jeremy!!
Jeremy talking about Adult nightmares hit the nail on the head. Been there man.
Jeremy’s reviews are the best. Get everything we need to know in less than 10 minutes every time.
Well done sir. Well done
Appreciate the honesty and balance in your reviews man. Seems like Stuckman keeps selling out and being too "nice" to some of these big budget stinkers. Like, I get that directors put work and vision into their movies, but sometimes the end result is just not great.
My viewings of Stuckman’s videos has been dwindling. I wasn’t a fan of how he decided to only do positive reviews. His “Hilariousity” reviews were some of my favourites.
Stuckman has turned into a kiss ass.he used to be great but now has zero integrity.
Most people seems to really like this movie from what i have seen so its more Jeremy Jahns that is being the outcast right now i think.
Sellout is the word, he's a director now. No longer the independent movie goer.
@@07foxmulderIf he's only gonna post positive reviews, there is no point of watching Stuckmann anymore, his reviews are predictable now, if he has posted a video, that means he obviously liked it. There is no suspense.
0:06 That hand gesture and face expression right there.....PURE GOLD!
A sequel that nun were expecting.
More like a sequel Nun were asking for.
Doesn't matter the movie there is always someone on there phone people just cant live without checking there phone every 30 seconds.
I was expecting another "Not going to remember this in T minus one day"
I enjoyed The Nun 2. Yes it was silly and often predictable, but it's a fun watch. It's also the kind of movies young people will watch and then grow up to become horror fans. Stuff from the Conjuring universe is like the Monster Squad and Nightmare on Elm Street movies we grew up with.
And I'd love to see a show or more movies with Sister Irene and Sister Debra traveling the world, collecting holy relics and fighting demons.
HAHAHA!! Waking up to panicking about bills is so goddamn true to life!! 😂🎉
It's hard to "build" fear of an entity in a horror movie when it STARTS OUT killing people. You can't get much more powerful than that, so it's all downhill from there. Maybe next time it could start out by knocking a vase off the mantle like a cat?
You’re the only movie reviewer I can trust with his reviews, mainly due to the fact that we share the same criteria when it comes to movies.
Loved the first one, looking forward to the second.
Feels lately like movies and shows people call boring are perfectly entertaining to me.
Then again, it also feels like I have an easier time paying attention and can focus more than most people, too.
Same!
People think they're somehow cool if they pretend they're not afraid of these movies.
I literally cannot think of a movie that I find "scary" anymore. For me horror is all about presentation and intriguing writing. If it can nail it on at least one of those, Ill enjoy it, and if it nails both, thats peak horror!
japanese still have good horror movies
Sinister and The Witch are two that still get me no matter how many times I see them
Go watch hereditary
@@Anne-hm7sv funny you say that cus i just rewatched Hereditary last night lol. Great writing and presentation! Not "scary" though...
Watch barbarian. Another good one.
‘I did pay that bill’
So relatable!
Didn’t see the first Nun movie. Saw the Pitch Meeting for it though!
Pitch meetings are almost always better then the movie.
Popcorn: READY!!
Time to watch Jeremy shred apart a movie. Let’s do this!! 🍿😎
“Things that scare you are no longer ghosts in the shadows anymore, you wake up in a flop sweat like oh god I didn’t.. ahhh, I did pay that bill, okay, oh it’s just a nightmare…” 😂😂😂 lol Too true!!
I'm not even 5 seconds into this review and I can already tell because it's only four and a half minutes longer this is going to be great
The Nun should be a horror icon by now. Unfortunately, they have yet to hire a writer/director to bring it to such heights. 👻♥️🇵🇭
sinayang lang nila yung character. lol
Yeah, like anabelle : creation manage to redeem that shit anabelle first film. The nun was waiting for that touch
@@Bampiss Anabelle 3 sucked as well. The only good anabelle movie was the second one creation.
@@Bampiss and boy did I enjoy the second one a lot
Nun 2 was disappointing. I agree with you. The Nun seemed like an after thought and was only used 4 scares here. I saw the writer of M3GAN co-wrote this and was very skeptical. I am not sure if I'll do another Conjuring related film again.
Imo, I thought it was a lot better than the original, though I did like the original. I liked the score, the suspense, the tension, I thought that the effects had more quality, the dread. I liked the whole 'atmosphere' of the original. The sequel must have had a bigger budget than the original I think because the effects were better. Taissa Farmiga's performance was good, as it was in the first film. I know the film is more disappointing to some people, who expected the quality of The Conjuring 2 (being as that's where The Nun ((Valak)) made his/her debut in the series), and they're welcome to their views, films are subjective.
It's 2 am here and the 2:49 part remembered me that I had 2 bills to pay. I almost died inside thinking It was past due date but thank god it wasn't. The true terror indeed.
That horror joke about “not paying a bill on time” really does hit close to home lmao
literally have not heard a single thing about this movie existing before this review. A GREAT SIGN!
I know this is late, and probably no one will see this comment, but we really need James Wan to come back for these movies. I watched this, then the first Conjuring movie right after, and I'll be damned at how simple and effective that film is. It seeps in and creeps up on you and never let's go of that tension. Still to this day the only horror movie I can watch once a year and be absolutely terrified every time.
I think people are way too harsh on horror movies. I didn't think this movie was amazing but it was pretty good. I was never bored watching it for even a second , the opening scene was very crazy and I really enjoyed the investigation aspect of the movie trying to piece the puzzle together. And the ending was very cool. 7/10 in my book. Maybe my 3rd favorite conjuring movie.
Do you know what happened to the goat? Idk if I fell asleep but it gelt like the movie just forgot about it
@axelbrambila2802 I thought it was just being controlled by Valek so when they took care of that then the goat problem was solved as well, same as the dead school principle lady.
they arent too harsh the movies arent what they are hyped up to be you only gave it a 7/10
I think some people just want to see horror alone and some people want to see the plot. If you're into the Conjuring plot, you'd probably be invested.
I actually met my best friend while watching the first movie. Was planning in buying her and myself ticket for the sequel… Let’s See what Jeremy has to say before buying that ticket 😅😅
Well at least one good thing came out from the first movie. But how the heck did that strike a conversation?
Well we’re waiting
@@AlexRod-xf4zk Sorry too busy working. The reason why it stroke up a conversation was because that experience was the most interesting thing that happened besides the lame movie.
Glad I'm not the only one that can't stand people turning on their bright ass phones in theaters.
"I did pay that bill, it was just a nightmare" that was funny!
I think the Nun is adorable. 🥰😍
It wasnt super scary to me. Although there were a few good creepy and jolty bits. But what i did like was the quality of the film. It was really well made.
the Second Act of this movie is really good but the third act and ending really suck
Ghost don't scare me.... Taxes scare the explosions out of me!
Definitely disagree with this review. The movie was way better than the first. People always complain about it’s nothing new like why are we trying to reinvent the condom? It did the things we’re used to but it did them good. It actually had a story and it let you marinate in your anxiety. It was a decent horror flick.
The fact that no Main character is really in any danger, it just takes me out of it. Nun just keeps fucking with em
These days I'm more excited about the Conjuring universe than the MCU
I watched this one last night... I think the first one was way scarier, but I enjoyed myself while watching it. I did remember the first Nun movie, though...
Jeremy, your videos give me a reason to be alive. Truly. The brightest part of my day whenever you upload, and I legit leave your shit running infinitely in the background while I work. Keep doing you man, thanks for being the greatest
Bro, the joke about paying a bill on time. I feel that.
In the last couple of years, I just watch your reviews to vicariously see movies through you.
I guess you could say that nun Nuns were harmed in the making of this movie
I enjoyed this movie and I found it to be better than the first. I’d suggest watching it for yourself especially before being influenced by others opinions.
If you didn't remember the storyline of the Nun, why not watch it again before watching the sequel? It was a pretty good movie to me, and I liked how it carried on from the last one.
I saw this movie last night just like you, and i was more interested in the person I was with than the movie. It was not good. couldn't wait for your review, never fail to deliver.
2:50, hahahahaha FACTS!!!!!
You know you're a adult when the sound/vibration of the garbage truck coming can wake you from what you thought was a sound sleep all because you don't remember if you took it out the night before
I watched it last night. I definitely thought it was a step up from part one! If it ever releases on Netflix/Amazon Prime, I'd watch it again. I agree it's NOT the sort of the film that would give you nightmares; but I did like the drama element to the film. Often you watch horror movies with no backstory, but this film did have a decent build up to the sh*t climax. The climax ruined it for me. The Nun looks more terrifying without the heavy CGI
Watched it last nite and I feel the same way...sooo cheesy
They show the Nun way too much. I think if she stayed hidden in the shadows most of the time she would be more scary, but at this point we’ve seen way too much of her for her to retain that uneasy, creepy feeling. We know all she ever does most of the time is show up, maybe grab someone and show her teeth, and that’s about it lol. It would be better if she was more mysterious. I do get why she is shown so much, though, in terms of them wanting her to be a well-known horror icon, but it definitely doesn’t help in terms of how scary she now is.
Thanks Jeremy Nuns for the review
Saw it yesterday & I loved it. I’ve seen all of the Conjuring movies as well as the first nun movie. I’m a horror 🎥 fan since 4ever. 🖤
Now you are 14
@@liosmani9353 ?
As someone who watched the movie this was so accurate… like I remember the first movie and while this movie showed some minor backstory to answer questions in the conjuring my god it was so boring. The first half was just so unnecessary I forgot it already.
One thing every reviewer forgets is the impact it has on the audience. Everyone was enjoying it and scared while watching. It was a good film.
I actually disagree I actually like the first two thirds of this movie. However they lost me with all the plot-armor in the final act. Also did anybody else noticed that they use the same exact ending that they use in the first movie?
I'm still trying to figure out how the good nun broke the glass bottle with the JC blood and somehow sucked it into her mouth - all while being held under water by a demon. I mean the whole thing was spooky and outlandish but ... really?
Lotsa plot holes! 😅
For some reason was waiting on a lion to come out of a wardrobe to save the day lol
These movies can be as good or bad as they want, I don't care. I just want to see them team up and do a cheesy haunted horror tornado teamup movie
I tried rewatching the first Nun movie twice to see if I wanted to watch sequel. I tried and failed. I can wait to stream this.
Yup, Your intro sums up my reaction when asked about it at work, "What's coming out this week?" "The Nun II and My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3, I don't know who asked for these films, but that's what we got this week."
So, which are we hoping for more? The Nun 3 or Sister Act 3? OR... crossover?
Jeremy! Would love a Blasphemous 2 review from you since you covered the first game.
I never watched the trailer so I had no idea the magazine part was in it! That's so depressing cuz that's easilly the best sequence in the entire movie
😂 I love how Storm brought the hood to the Conjuring Universe ❤❤❤shout out to Storm
I really liked the film. When the ending scene came on the screen went dark because there was a storm happening outside. But it did cut back on again so all of us in the theater got to see the ending. But I did enjoy the movie.
Just watched the movie. I actually thought the movie was not bad at all. It was fun scary.
Me and the Mrs had the most annoying guy sat next to us....the phone..the constantly slurping, snoring.... the first half of the movie was dead. But the second half was pretty good! The magazine park was so dope. The nun was a good character. The secret ending had me hooked too. It wasn't super scary. But the goat scene with the stomping. Good lord that was scary! But like a 6/10 would recommend watching it...just need to watch the first one now! 😂
The thing that scares me the most is, is my son going to grow up in this screwed up world or will it get better?
Seeing Nun of this tomorrow night
The Nun should’ve remained a mysterious character from the Conjuring 2. I know Valek became popular because of that film but now they’ve milked it.
I think a problem with horror movies is that they show the cool stuff in the trailers
I try not watch trailers now unless I am in the cinema an I'm forced to 😆😆😆😆
Probably a good idea
Jeremy is earl morning person I see.
Relatable.
I sometimes wake up in a cold sweat to check if I really sent that e-mail
Stuckman really liked this movie, was interesting to see the differences in opinion.
Stuckman enjoys anything formulaic and typical Hollywood now he wants to make films. He’s not seeming passionate anymore to me.
He enjoys boring movies. I’ve noticed. His reviews are from a filmmakers perspective and Jeremy’s is from an audience perspective. Needless to say, I trust Jeremy more.
I trust some of his reviews but yeah he’s definitely reaching for a lot of movies. The man said, professor hulk is great…. I knew from them onwards to not watch his stuff
@@TheMightyMidget he stopped doing reviews and now just talks about the film or picks films he "likes" to talk about. Because people are too mean to movies he believes
Yes Stuckman is a general horror fan. He said the same thing about Insidious while other reviewers destroyed it. So I'm kinda looking forward to this.
Jeremy was having nun of it 😂😂😂 (I’ll see myself out)
Honestly this one surprised me a bit the slow start hurts the overall of the film but there’s a couple key moments where keeps you engaged IMO.
Lol what slow start??😒😒 bodies were dropping from the very beginning
@@WrldWideOp After that it was slow asf for like 30+ mins.
@@jen_jen17official lol whatever there were no slow parts😭 i mean can you really expect the demon to be in every scene🤷🏾♂️
@@WrldWideOp Never said I wanted that, but you have to admit that separating the lead actress from more than half of the movie from the location that stuff was actually happening was a weird choice and hurt the pacing,I still enjoyed the film though just thought it could have been a tad bit better but definitely far from bad.
Best reviewer I swear !! Everyone else try to be nice , Jeremy like nah that shit boring 😂😂
JEREMY IS THE GOAT AT REVIEWS!! I love his honesty and real life experience threw his metaphors
Holy shit, Jeremy, I was watching your older reviews of Game of Thrones and you called Brans name as Bran the broken way before the finale when he's named that by Tyrion lmao, I just thought that was dope as hell man, keep up the great work, been a fan over 10 years....let's see some more game reviews, miss em
The cool thing about the magazine scene, which WASNT shown in the trailer, is that Valaks name is spelled out in the frames leading up to it.
All the reviewers hated the first one and I loved it. So I hope it’s the same way this time.
I am disappointed, mostly in Wan. Why would he leave the whole Conjuring universe in the hands of Chaves? Reviews have stated it again, and again: he relies on tropes and his films play out like telenovelas. Everything that made the films scary is now gone. Extremely likeable characters, scary sound effects, a fast paced but effective story telling... none of that is left.
Before I decided to press play I kept asking myself “have I seen the first one?”
Jeremy rocking the Hamilton PSR, very nice.
I didn’t expect to see the nun become a dark souls boss at the end
Hey Jeremy! I hope this comment finds your eyes, I’m wondering if you have plans to review Aurora’s Sunrise and Amerikatsi? These movies look great and not too many people have seen these films yet and are due for wide release! I’m not sure where you’re based out of, but they both can at least be seen in LA
I was so incredibly shocked when they released a trailer for a sequel. The first was so damn terrible.
Protagonist or someone: “Holy Shit”
Priest: “The Holiest”
bruh, i just watched a video you made 10 years ago and i thought it was recent. you rocking the beard
I agree. I think they didn't explore all the possibilities that the character of the nun has. For a movie called The Nun, she has a little role in the movie.
Got to see this movie recently and I was pleasantly surprised. The first one was really just bad however this one at least had good scares and was interesting for the most part. And i do gotta agree with your rating here as I was slightly drunk when I saw this movie and I feel it was more entertaining for it then it woulda been otherwise lmaoo
I enjoyed it. It's a good time. It's a horror movie. I like how it added to the Lore of the Conjouring universe.